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We examined whether landscape composition and spatial configuration predict blood-feeding patterns of Culex erraticus collected from natural areas across Illinois, USA. Specifically, we tested whether land-cover composition and distance from key landscape features, including forest edge, are associated with host-use shifts relevant to zoonotic pathogen transmission. Blood-fed females were identified morphologically, vertebrate hosts were determined by mitochondrial Cytochrome c Oxidase Subunit I (COI) amplicon sequencing, and landscape variables were quantified within a 1,000-m radius around each site. Among identified blood meals, Cx. erraticus fed primarily on mammals (73.1%), followed by birds (21.2%), reptiles (5.0%), and amphibians (0.7%), with white-tailed deer and humans dominating mammalian meals. 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